Sentence examples for that's rearing from inspiring English sources

We're still dealing with a huge monster that's rearing its ugly head on the west side".

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that Cousins has been named the starter for the entire season, seemingly closing any possibility that the 2012 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year will regain any prominence within a team that's rearing to move on from Griffin, who cost the team three first-round draft picks to acquire.

It's a rumour that's reared up before when she made diamonds symbols at the 2013 AMAs.

Half the people, I see their faces and I say, "They're famous for being famous," you know, that phenomenon that's reared its head in the last ten years or so, people that are emerging.

The Occupation is the lynchpin of support for BDS and for much of the anti-semitism that is rearing its head around the world.

Whereas those that are reared by peers become very timid.

'It sells cuts that are reared either on their own farm or sourced locally from Yorkshire farmers'.

If you take nonhuman primates and rear them with peers they are much more likely to abuse alcohol than those that were reared by parents.

It's cheeses are made using completely natural ingredients and from the milk of friesian cows that are reared on site.

Individuals that were reared in planted grasslands had consistently lower daily survival rates compared to those in native pastures.

For studies, predator fed upon Aphis fabae that was reared on Vicia faba plants treated with the systemic carbofuran and imidacloprid.